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RECORDED | SAHRC briefing on pit latrines in schools

The SA Human Rights Commission is holding its last media briefing for the year on Tuesday.

More than 400 minor pupils and teachers in Nonesi JSS in Nyandeni village have eight rundown pit latrines, built in 1993, they use to relieve themselves Pictures SUPPLIED
More than 400 minor pupils and teachers in Nonesi JSS in Nyandeni village have eight rundown pit latrines, built in 1993, they use to relieve themselves Pictures SUPPLIED (SUPPLIED)

The SA Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) is holding its last media briefing for the year on Tuesday.

The briefing will focus on the SAHRC's approach to the high court to obtain a structural interdict toward the elimination of pit latrines at schools across South Africa.

The briefing will be led by SAHRC deputy chairperson Fatima Chohan and commissioner André Gaum.

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